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MASVINGO, Zimbabwe — At the end of November last year, Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Sinomine Resource Group chair Wang Pingwei walked into a lithium processing plant, construction hats firmly on. With a crowd of policymakers, company workers and press looking on, they hailed the mining group’s $300 million investment into processing plants. The facilities…

MASVINGO, Zimbabwe — At the end of November last year, Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Sinomine Resource Group chair Wang Pingwei walked into a lithium processing plant, construction hats firmly on. With a crowd of policymakers, company workers and press looking on, they hailed the mining group’s $300 million investment into processing plants. The facilities […]

Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Wednesday officially commissioned China Sinomine Resource Group new spodumene processing plant and an expan.....

Lithium is going to get less expensive in 2023, according to a Chinese supplier of the battery metal. Prices have already softened after a spectacular two-year rally labelled “insane” by Elon Musk and “unreasonable” by China’s electric vehicle maker BYD. The cool-off is poised to continue as more supply emerges to trim abnormally high margins

Lithium's going to get less expensive in 2023, according to a Chinese supplier of the battery metal.

Lithium is going to get less expensive in 2023, according to a Chinese supplier of the battery metal. Prices have already softened after a spectacular two-year rally labelled “insane” by Elon Musk and “unreasonable” by China’s electric vehicle maker BYD. The cool-off is poised to continue as more supply emerges to trim abnormally high margins…

More mine supply will push the market into a surplus next year and help soften prices

Lithium will get less expensive in 2023, according to a Chinese supplier of the battery metal, potentially offering some relief to electric-vehicle makers

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BIKITA, Zimbabwe, June 18 (Xinhua) -- Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Friday officiated the launch of China Sinomine 200-million-U.S. dollar project